Silver Price Forecast 2019/2018: Silver Looks Poised To Move Soon
A key difference between silver and gold prices is the fact that silver already bottomed in 1993, whereas gold bottomed only in 1999.
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Gold Price Forecast 2019/2018: The Final Gold Bull Market Confirmation Is Very Close
We are getting very close to what I believe is the final confirmation of the coming multi-year gold bull market.
Is The 50-year Gold Mining Bear Market Coming To An End?
Is The 50-year Gold Mining Bear Market Coming To An End? By Hubert Moolman 22 August 2018 Gold stocks is in a 50-year bear market when measured in gold. This (very) roughly means that on average, it has been more economical to buy gold rather than to mine it. Interestingly, South African gold mining production…
Gold Price Forecast 2019/2018: The Various Prices Of Gold Pointing Higher
By Hubert Moolman 10 August 2018 Let’s take a look at gold priced in oil (WTI Crude), the Dow and US dollars: Above, is gold priced in oil from 1983 to now. Price has moved in a large channel before it broke out at the end of 2014. This is really significant given the importance…
Gold Price Forecast: Will the Golden Wedge Resolve Soon?
The pressure on the current monetary establishment has been building steadily. Just because gold and silver has not made a major move up, does not mean that the terminal illness of the international monetary system has now gone away. On the contrary, its imminent demise is now more certain, given the various financial confirmations (see…
Gold And The Coming Collapse: Are We Close To A Major Monetary Event?
It really should be clear that a major international banking crisis is inevitable, and likely to occur fairly soon. Due to the extreme debt levels, many banks are close to that point of failure.
Gold Set To Rise While Debt-Based Assets Collapse
One of the biggest obstacles is the fact that unlike the 1983 scenario, we are currently right after a major interest rate bottom. This prospect of higher interest rates going forward, will act like a strong wind pushing gold higher, while keeping debt-based assets, like the Dow and bonds, down
